selling for a friend FS Item(s) Description:
Sadly, I’m selling my RX-7. It is in great working order and currently sponsored by Underworld Customs. 97,000 km and oil changed every 3000k. Any other questions please feel free to e-mail me.
Apexi intake
Trust/greddy downpipe
3.5” custom exhaust with 4.5” tip
Tein super street adjustable coilovers
RE-Amemiya Air Seperator Tank
Hawk brake pads
Rototech drilled/slotted rotors
Prosport boost and oil pressure gauge in A-pillar mount
Rare JDM Longchamp XR-V rims
Aftermarket double din deck and speakers
New map sensor
New throttle position sensor
New o2 sensor
New radiator
New fuel pump with new sender
New battery
New wipers
Uninstalled gauge cluster included
Spec R Turbo Timer Asking Price:
$13,999 obo
There are only 2 countries you can register cars from in the U.S. Canada and Mexico. But, the cars must be intended for use in those countries; ie you can’t take a car from japan, take it to canada, then into the states.
In Canada, the same rule applies. However, If a car is 15 years or older, it doesn’t matter where it’s from. You can register it. Same rule applies in the states, but it’s a 25 year rule, not 15.
nick i think it has to be 20+ years for them to not look at the DOT and such… there is something about the RHD and 20 years…adam would be able to answer
and nikuk; yes, they would know. the car now has a canadian title. to register a canadian car in the states, you have to call the manufacturer from the country of origin, and get a letter of compliance and a letter that it’s free of recalls. Mazda Canada can’t write you one since that’s not where the car came from, and Mazda Japan won’t because it won’t do you any good.
nah, i believe they just paid the big bucks necessary.
to register an obdI car legally, you have to take it through a registered importer and pay about $7500 minimum, and they have the car for quite some time. Then you usually have to undo the shit they do (ghey DOT sidemarkers, etc). some cars its more expensive/difficult than others